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Indiana lost more than 260 acres of wetlands since rolling back protections
Indiana has lost more than 260 acres of wetlands since lawmakers removed protections for most of them in 2021. That’s bigger than the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
Indiana state Sen. Chip Perfect to resign less than a year into new term
Perfect becomes the third GOP lawmaker to leave the legislature since the 2023 session ended in April.
Despite strong lead, Banks takes aim at GOP challenger Rust for alleged price-gouging scheme
Banks points to an ongoing federal lawsuit that accuses his opponent’s farm of purposefully limiting egg supplies
Firefighting training targeted by Holcomb
Gov. Eric Holcomb on Friday announced the first phase of a large-scale plan to expand physical firefighting training for Hoosiers.
Hospitals close-lipped on post-rape abortion policies
Some religiously affiliated institutions say they won’t perform procedures for rape.
Statewide program trains Indiana schools to spot drug overdoses, use naloxone
Since last June, almost 90 school districts across the state have participated in a program that teaches school staff how to identify drug overdoses and administer naloxone.
Monroe County to further research Thomson property as potential jail site
Monroe County officials seem to agree that the jail should be built at the county-owned property on Bloomington’s southwest side.
Uncertainty surrounds UAW-automaker negotiations, but local union leaders say a strike is likely
To prevent a strike from actually happening, the “big three” major automakers and the United Auto Workers must reach tentative contract agreements by Sept. 14.
City clerk asks for salary increase at council budget hearing
Nicole Bolden said she wants 2024 salary to be closer to that of other department heads.
Hank's Pizza Mac employees walk out, new store temporarily closed
The general managers, who had previously worked for Avers Public House, said they wanted to provide customers with great food and were unable to do so.
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